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Fitzroy Island National Park field guide

Fitzroy Island National Park

37
0.06 sightings / ha
Daintree National Park field guide

Daintree National Park

31
0 sightings / ha
Crater Lakes National Park field guide

Crater Lakes National Park

30
0.02 sightings / ha
Djiru National Park field guide

Djiru National Park

3
0 sightings / ha
Wooroonooran National Park field guide

Wooroonooran National Park

3
0 sightings / ha
Alwal National Park field guide

Alwal National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Barron Gorge National Park field guide

Barron Gorge National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Basilisk Range National Park field guide

Basilisk Range National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Batavia National Park field guide

Batavia National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Biniirr National Park field guide

Biniirr National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Blackbraes National Park field guide

Blackbraes National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Bromley (Ampulin) National Park field guide

Bromley (Ampulin) National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Bulleringa National Park field guide

Bulleringa National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Cape Melville National Park field guide

Cape Melville National Park

0
0 sightings / ha
Claremont Isles National Park field guide

Claremont Isles National Park

0
0 sightings / ha

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Discussion

Tapirlord wrote:
14 Feb 2024
I left a suggestion, nothing more than that - I don’t know them well either but could find out. I am well aware N.alba is introduced

Nymphaea alba
natureguy wrote:
12 Feb 2024
Gardenia sp. I think, planted

Unidentified Plant
natureguy wrote:
12 Feb 2024
I highly doubt this will be N. alba which is an introduced species, it'll be one of the many native species up this way, perhaps N. immutabilis but I can't say I'm awfully familiar with them

Nymphaea alba
Mavis wrote:
23 Jan 2024
Could this be Megacrania Batesii?

Unidentified Stick insect (Phasmatodea)
Mavis wrote:
23 Jan 2024
Could this be a Four Oclock Moth - Dysphania Numana?

Unidentified Moth (Lepidoptera)

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